http://www.bikeleague.org/summit12
In 2010, $700 million of Federal transportation funds were spent on bicycling and walking. In 2012, that figure might be a big fat zero. Dedicated federal funding for bicycling projects and programs has transformed towns, cities and states by enabling them to build trails, stripe lanes and install parking for bicyclists; to deliver bike education and encouragement programs; to hire staff; and adopt ambitious plans to get more people on bikes more often. Those plans are finally starting to bear fruit. Unfortunately, some powerful Members of Congress want to strip away these programs and return to the days when bicycling was simply ignored. Even the popular and successful Safe Routes to School program is under attack.
Don't let Congress turn back the clock on decades of hard-fought progress
towards creating a more bicycle-friendly America. Join us at the 2012 National
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@naturalistize so, you say that intense physical activity (like riding a bike in city traffic) in a large city is healthy?
Also, for traveling more then about 6km (~3,7miles) a bike is horribly time-inefficient...for small distances and no cargo a bike is fine, but for anything else it's impractical...
AKAtheA 2 hours ago
I've been bikieing for seven years now, this is my second winter,people need to wake up and know that bikes have been around since before the auto,and with gas over 3.00 a gall. its much more efficiant,healthy ang saves resources.
naturalistize 3 weeks ago
BIKE POWER!!
PigDestroyer0099 4 months ago